Midweek Video: The Smashing Success of NYC’s 14th Street Busway
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New York City recently opened a busway on 14th Street in Manhattan, which now provides faster service for riders crosstown and has improved the...
Fresh Off Making Transit Fare-Free, Intercity Transit Will Launch New Bus Route in Lacey
Intercity Transit will introduce universal fare-free transit in the new year, but it is also hoping to create a new bus route. The transit...
Transit Ridership is Flattening, but We Can Fix That
Seattle's remarkable run of transit ridership growth appears to finally have hit a speed bump. King County Metro's ridership grew at its slowest pace...
Connect 2020 Light Rail Service Disruptions Coming in January
Light rail disruptions in Downtown Seattle are only a few weeks away. Sound Transit plans to begins construction work near International District/Chinatown Station in...
Feds Pledge $790 Million Grant for Federal Way Link
Under Secretary Elaine Chao, the United States Department of Transportation has been known for slow-walking or canceling transit grants, putting transit projects across the...
Skip the Ballot, Seattle Should Enact Road Pricing As a Pilot Program
What will it take to make congestion pricing a reality in Seattle?
Depending on whom you ask, road pricing is either just around the corner,...
Metro Nixes Ride2 Shuttle, Citing Dismal Metrics, but Via to Transit Continues
King County Metro has been dabbling in on-demand shuttle services to entice riders to transit centers, but some of those pilot projects are floundering....
Aurora’s Destiny Is Bus, Not Rail
Author's Note: This article is in response to Doug Trumm’s excellent piece on Aurora rail, which was in turn a response to Seattle Subway’s...